Does the word "structure" belong with the word "lot", or is "structure" belong with the list of items needing approval?
"No radio, television, or other antennas may be erected on a lot or structure without the prior
approval of the Declarant."
Adjective Conjuction?
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Re: Adjective Conjuction?
Do you know the meaning of the word "lot" in this sentence?
lot (noun): (mainly North American) a plot of land for sale or for a particular use - eg a parking lot
lot (noun): (mainly North American) a plot of land for sale or for a particular use - eg a parking lot
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